The Sun. — London, England, 1810-10-23 00:00:00

l' Itir )lic bore; ; 1 0 3 1 )3i g 9 'ell to tl' e to 0 1116 eel] cads .since; 000 tn e° ' 70 ,00 0 I 15,00- from lept obe i n clu4' -)unto d tv , /frig corp!. st, , . Iswiel 4 ' s jadroo of oieS •' at ab ° `' ; r that P „ l oci)/ 4 n det'Jl4 o 3 5;°00 ~IN °l.°tl' San ta. e forts ill V.'s I° ` c : ,d 60)d ° ' number os itiOn Gt diVi6l C' e y arc ry ma ndiogr• ion s, e iliVo na ive ancicd ,s CO I ~ l ~c, N, 140 P nerah • 0 0 1 30 )nr e al ie A gus 8t1 1 ) .- ;ell , I'll : distre to s , s te t i l ions st ed ; e v r eason 0 01151 5 sth ditiOt 6 11:11' 1, e , titi jg • figineeill a tioc'S i; bait ol' e (,' sty i' d ;(3tOtep t ''' mis-statements of thine who- tnay labccUr under di fferent influence. _ /V e this morning received some German Papers, t heir contents are so unimportant that we have 71 ' 6 t tho ug h t it necessary to make any extraEts from EriErty, the seaman, who has lately engrossed 4° much of the public attention, arrived in town 'P'sterday. He has entered into an arrangement tt ' c fatnily of Lord LAKE, \ as . advant2geous for Self as honourable to them. He will le.ive town in i e course of this day, for the West, to see his .—n 'uts• He looks extremely well, and has per -dy recovered from the effeaS . or his sufferings the island of Sombrero. • Advices were received yesterday from .the Bal: ic y tt ° ,!he 3d instant. : The deposed King of SWEDEN, is st steel , was arrested at- Polangen, on the fron seel ktpssig, whither the . Einperor ALEXANDER sent an Aide-de-damp to invite him to Pe , er s b u i g h; a nd ordered that he should be treated with great 41 • .• i ' h naton in his journey; We have just received _letters f oin Corunna, wh ich contain the folloWing important inteili- Eene e 4, I learn this moment that a sang u i nar y acti on ws been toug!it near Granada; bet ween SEBAS 11ANI and BLAKE, the former of whern lost hi s arm ' n 'd his lite. The field of battle remained in our lkssession. At Tortosa there have been two dekperate k in which the enemy lost 44/0 . 0 it;'no. • " The des.ertions frolf the enesu hi:ye been se in Catalonia, that it was rtecessm-y to have re te'arge to the ,merchants to pay ;Lem the. promised bounties. 'Die Army of the Left is ad. aneteig. , , Yesterday tine-trin; his Alper ESTY, the DiakiA of. n jYoRK, CI:iiIIERLAND,. and CAMBRIDGE, ViileesSeS At7GLYSTA, and SoPIIIA, aCConipanied by 'fiord WaGSlNGtiast,COOnt MUNSTER, Lord ARDEN, I~trlY THYNNE, General CARTWRIGHT, Colonels; Park and DESBoRoUGH, rode in Windsor Great " r k till half past The V ous fro ste t Mr. JACK , ON came bottle fruit) Aniere sailed troe;i kon 11,6 . 161 1) ult. at which time the yelloW teVer was ragin g ie the city of Elizabet h; North Carolina : seven Pt : r sons had died of it within the space 30 ht firs. MoRIER was about to set out for Wash-, ll ) gton. • Congress . cl. is to meet in NoVemberNovember.--- : t .„' ; ''twiti,Standing • the pre utions taken by Ciprai i i FoRD; five men and a boat's crew deserted from Venus whilst she was in the Caesapeake. The fit e mere' rimpd overboard in the night, and swain to thest,o,e ; the others wok away the boat .ind de s'"*.itd in the day-time, and reached the/ store before 11 '` . ..V could hCovdrtaken., • 4 A duel about to take place in Copenhagen: Olds, yesterday, between t'wo 'gentlemen, of the • • 1 4 3 ' , 1es of Dobbs and -Harlington, - a l i ient•,•ttaiit and a rlfg , 'on, but the officers of justiFeinterfered, aid ) 4h were le id in suet ins to keep the peace. The - price . of the qeartern lof con' iiinea at i ' ee Lieet. Paticeort'was sent to Boson by Sir JcinN w tittiteN, with-the. necessary documents -to bring tiyeeee to Eegland. He found him working kat i s , liide - tts-a blacksmith. • JEeFERY ' s acco;int of t s' `ransaetie e h a s appeared-before the public : he states 11 °Ihing,new con.7erningeit'.' • Mr• HOLVAN, ,it is said, is likely to be' efigraged , "ling .the,,preseet 'season at the Lyceum; and in ' • (I t''d his merits as an actor give Eirn full Pretensions , ' n a situation on the 'London Boards, it-lie is not en gaged elsewhere. Pie Bridal Ring has been withdt'awn front Co 4 " e nt- . Garden Theatre:---It certainly had-no vigorous o mbin a as a dramatic - work ; but the merit of the ' 4 , 4li ng, magnificence of the decorations,, aid the — "thence •of 'CoswEee's music, might have_hern "'veCted fo secure it a better tate, considi: ring what "etched compositions have often escaped through (li e storms of public criticism. the' Mechathit,, late of Drury-Lane heatre, died within these few days, of an exhatisr , tl ;ems, itntion and al3itoken heart. He had' been n e e Raced to tie greatest' extremity of distress befo re apprised the Performers of the Lyceum of his conditiOn. They all zealously. subiayribett for his Port as soon as they heard of Eris situation, but assistance came too late for any hope cit i. his r 'e ( lvety. He was a very ingenious artist, and a 'rorttly man. He was one .of the- vieLnis:ilf the ':'lunnty that Betel rury : Eaile Theatre, in being. ; nr own out of employment; - be had buen confined '' r debt several months. , rHx THEATRE.'-The Tragedy of The Revenge t ' r ew a numerous audience to COvent43ardeit r! The e 4 tre last night. K F.MBLE'S . excellence In the 111‘.;ar : 4 1i 've,11•knowo. He was patticuiarly •seceessfel in r lost scene. CHARLEss KESIBLE was a very able t; P r esentative of ei/onzo. Mrs. HAM ERToN was Le:;nor. a . .1 . 1 is very unlucky for an aaress,whett " r petson does not correspond with the high-flown r'negyrics o n the ta-atey of the character which she sunies, and the extravagant praises on L L on o ra tt ' (l ei eases the inisfor . tune. Mr 's . • 1-2.ll:Kit-toN Stoi. I " ( itti, in her utterance and respeetable it, her per t",inlance. During the high wind yesterday, several unfortu-; t ,'=" accidents happeneden different parts of the we=tr"f)°his, i s c ru P° ll6 , owing to the fall of cliiiimey=pots, tiles; , i / e• from the tops of the houses. In Castle -str ee t, k 'Cester-squar e , a tile falling from the top. of a , ° : ,?se, e struck a very genteel .voinan on .thelie4d; a i ' injured her so severely, that a considerable tint , Used before - site was so far restored to her ceases 1 0 be a bl e to state w h ere s h e -resided.• was at ligth un d erstoo d that her name was M ollyneaUx; ' 4 l that sh e li ve d in G ower - st r ee t, whit ti e r she w as 0 t 'vt-yed in a hackney-coach. A bo,t , was . tipaet • ( e) P"sate the Adeleht s . Terrace, in a sudden. , ; . L il l '!le,boatman,' who was the oeilediers - on er le was sa‘,rd by clinging to the keel, freni .he was taken . by a brother waternain.. • 1 ,, 4 " towed ishore,• and fortonatrety 'sus ntd no other injuryetherettrelesrof tt s'scat:isitl; duCklng. 'INN The foll Owing a\. ~, with the name s of the' incind::cl inthe . promotion 'w"6 artrilioned rests r day :—, ~-, ~;„'; .• lames Collins, Commander, 6th Odober, ing.,7r6olurn- Aped in, bine. John Crispn, loth fan. 7797, Little Belt. Robert Keen, loth April, 1797, Echo. 'John Lawson, 26th June, 1797, Thracian. ceorge Davies, 5 11 1 F e b. 1798., Sapphire. Thomas White, Bth Oa. 1793, Avenger. Ceon. , ,e Sayer, toll Nov. 1793, Raleigh. lames A. Worth, 29th Mara); 1199,, Helena. laine j s Slade, 2d.. Sept. 1799, Experiment W.illian7 Foote, tfith Dec. 7799, Partridge. TI - anna.t.: limes, 26th Dec. 1799, Myrtle. Rd. I. O'Connor; 31 May, 1800, Bonne Citoyenne. .:Francis Douglas, 271 lune, 1800, Peruvian. John Hudson, 25th .adt, , llloo, Regnlus. •: ' Trar, 27th'April; 18oi, Castilian. Wil;iarn'Wilkirison, 27111 April, 1801, - Nightingale. James Lilicrap, iBth 'August, 18or, DisPa ' tch. Walter Gresset, 6th Oa. tBot, Trent. Francis J. Nott, 14th Nov. Rover. Lewis Sheppheard, 7th lan. ISoz, 'Brazen. John Thompson (1) 28th April; iBoz, fly., Robert Evans, 29th April, 18oz, Satellite. Michael Dodd, 29th Apfil, 18oz, Raisonable, Thomas F. Ilaugh, 29th April 1862. Clio. Isaac Ferriers, 29th April, •18a2, Thais. Lamborn, zgth, April, 1802, Trinculo_ „ john• Baker, 29th April, tBo2, Kangaroo. 7 A tc;xar*r Innes,, z9tllhpril r Boz, Ritleman. • Charles M. Fabian,.29th April, Motine. Samuel 29th April, Persian. • ( lust. Stn part, 29th APIA, tB(3, ' lohn. W. Nlarshall, 26th April; 18oz, Robert Forbes, 29th April, 1802. Coquet,e, Anthony Abdy, 29?11 April, ISoz, IThttetql. ' Henry E. P. Sturt, 629th - April, ,tBoz, Terthagant.. Richard lanveriti, 7th May, 18oz, Pandora.' George W. Blarney, 12th July, :809 Harpy. john Cowie, 3d'August, iBoz, Brisk. • 'Thoinas Burton, 311 Dcc. 102, Primrose, TO BE POST CAPTAINS. Nathaniel Belchier, Lieutenant, dated 14th May, 1794, Nep— tune. 101111 r; Maples, t6th May, 1794, Atlas. (ohn H. Marshall, 3oth June, t 794, Africa.' (dines Dickson,.] r) tlth Aug. 1794-, Nonpareil Schooner. 'Charles Clyde; 18th Aug. 1794; York . . ' ' ' • `'Thomas Vivian; loth N'ov,. 1794, Royal SOver . eig,n. tVilliain M. Courtetray; 24th Sept. i 795 ;. Gregory Grant, 4th N0v..i795 . , Royal O'a;. •'' Robert 11. Young; 26th Tan; 1796, Princess Carolina. William R. liamber';'l6lll 1796, llavock, G. V. Ferd. M. Maurice; 29th . Dec. 171,6, Defiance. flenfy Davies ( i) 7.9 th Dec. 1796, Ve nerable. ; ; Thomas P. Perk•ns, 1797, I.Unes Mould, 12th Oct. 1797, Hannibal. . : • Alexander Rose,. 13th Oct. 1797, San IQ4ef t ,I,4‘lldi lames Leach, atit Nov. 1797, Arrow SeliOtaner.S`jW,l;l ,Intl•NottOn;(1) St 1); lan. 1?99, Fame,. Geo. W . . 1.1/I , ,niOt,,,ith March, 1799, - Dragon.: (2) 23d April, 11799, lilostribUs. William Scott; 106 May; 1799, Hibernia, • •- 4 TO BE COMMANDERS. The Lords of the Admiralty have itls'o 'promoted Lieutenants GEORGE BENTHAM ancl ARTHUR PHILIP El ANtruroN,Ao the rank of Commanders ; the former hy' Cotornlssion, dried the 14th instant, for his-gal lant behaviour in the Briseis Sloop ; and (lie latter, who was first of the ,Caledonia, by Commission, data ed. time 21st, for tht judgment and ability tnaniteso..'d by him in the Late attack on 'the enemy's battery in 'Basque Roads, with „the boats of the squadron under tie command of .Rear-Admral Sir HARRY. EM..E. *: In'the sittingof. the Cortes on the I s t o f Octo ber, ()LI v . t;t4i)s - indeedi-i - Jesolution, that thecnttes shoillP4Mand or the Regency .a circunistaltial ac toutitof the bta.;iciies of idle general'adnThnistra ;*-ielia in future a monthly account of the saute Should be delivered ; - and that also a daily account, of events andoceurrences of any importance should te'given in for the information and giiidance of the Cortes. This motion was approved of, and voted unanimously. , GONZ . ALEZ made a' motion for the appointment: of a Comn4ttee-of Justicejor the purpose. of ~,Aron iotink.; tie dispatch of Causes depentli;ig before tile ,&c. It was interesting to cee the zi-al of this u urthy Metriber,'and . the frankneSs with which he delivercd his opinion ; that wa a soldiei, and (kid not understand rhetoric and Svllo- Oans, \ but that he en ;.t.ia . vOtired to make himself un ders‘tood like a Castilian. He - was supuoyied by va riousNerub,9rs; but the variety 'off oti) (las. I .,,hich , presented themselves, pre%ented them I som delate rating fully Ott this It was deteroitoed that the Regency qbould tlelit in a stitteltleill of t-he !It - mm.6(ms maie Once he be ginning of April, 1 00i, with an aecoutit ofthe nie rits and circurnstfinces of the persons prothoted, An ,intimation was likewise delivered, that the Judicial Power give in a statenient of cases of high treason. . . These, various motions, the offspring of justice and reCtitude, produce such an effect upon the people, Al:m111,1 keel theinseives , tran,ported with pleasure, in , d_peretrated , witli love lowards.the august Assetu T where these propositions:are tirade for the con., solat ion °V the innocent and oppressed, and the terrur ot the wich ed. , • . • Tii.e.-Mputiecof the AMericas presented a wilting, whicht wakFrayecir. , that ihe American proviincei should he declared an integral part of the monarchy, veil should be thrown over the late disagree. 'a general amnesty should be vrokiouilcecl. , NAVAL NE\VS. . PLicmbuTn, OCT. has , biown a gate fiom the west south-west for the last two days, but no dirn3ge has been received' by the snipping at tins port. Arrived the brig Stanley, of. Poole; STANLEY master, from Newtnundland, laden tvit b. fish and oil; bound to P001d .. , - was Captured by a Frenct► pri. vateer, and recaptured by Ilk Majeity,ship Northurn berhau', of 74 guns. Arrived the' Brithigiia cutter from Miliefd. Went into harbour the Mariner gun-brig. .• - POKISMOUTII O OCT. . s!Eip Niote hai.captured and sent i nto this p o rt a F renc h Ing' r privateer.' • ,• It has blown the whole of this, day a,tn st tre mendous. gale of vvind,.and :in consequence the men of wiifinid merchantmen at Spithelad all stinclt . th.eir yards and i topmasts; up brig Alpha, GELLOPIE, _master,' ,from ,Shields for. Guernsey, laden with Coals,'is•just cut' from her anchor and run into the harbour fqr shelter. We have not heard of any other dantage . amongst the shipping. FALMOUTH, OCT. 20. Arrived the Aurora CAA, NC E, from Senegal ; she was 1 privatetr a few days_ ago, Ilut....espcd tiy superiot salting. DEA L'ISBP:r.• 11 . tll Down4l:aves not suiferbd in'thc least by the gale _which we e . ,ti)e .rienced,the whole of last night and to-day, it still' -blows hard, but they 1 / 4 1ppear. to ride -it out veq. easy, Arrived this , inorniug and Caine i 0 antlior in the Downs the Peggy, Jenny, Don RodeTegn,. Rope, and Did, most of them tr( h ,ID 4 • 4 NAVAL AP 1 , 04 NIMENTS. —Capt. Lord Wm. Stuart; tn the Vengeur; Capt. L. Lloyd, _to the Swit.3ure ; c.:4p(diti Pc.liel to - the (; t.rriterd ; Vadfain C. I. Austen, tO,tha. Cleopatra; Lieutenant Mends (on the Halifax s ation; is promoted to the rank uf,Contmartder ; Mr.: 11 , 1 % Keitch, to by Surgeon ut time Crown, • . . . • ' ' DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE.MONVy. Roykili it, fur the i!rincess de iiOlogna, on the zoth insant, at o. xi, Nurtolk-street,,Strand, recalled on Tuesdays and I' iover. for the Danish vessels George Did P er l e, F ortuna, and Daphttc,(detained) ou boarA, the Ist November ; re. retie:( at No. 3, letfetv's-square. Pribeess Auy,usta, fur the Louisa, Vier Geardefiers, Twee Gebroeders, and Muche, on board, on her arrival' at 1 ar. . Priheess ha, kittc, for the 0 pteisening;on the _id inst.int; at Plymouth ; recalled 'at Ettufwict Lockyer's, on • days'and,Tuesdays... • . . • .My . upsa,4or the lienttts (rgcapture),.op. her arriv ; :l ,Ply=, Mouth ;, recalLu i.t,No" 44, George. street, 4'l ; mo.ah. fur tnc joogeSiebant ireeapfure), (in hoard, at Ply - rtioith'; recal:tti at No. 2.2, Arundel;street, Str:nid. (..'. • .nntr:an, fur the Zuleina, on the asth instant, at No. 4, l'fAats recalled on Tuesaays and "Ilittrsday, ' . . rExtraa of a Letterfrom Cadiz, dated 3d inst.— " Au ;attack was made .on the 30th 111 t. on the French .linvs across by the Spaniards; from the Isla, w . l,l.euthe 13.0 Try was carried and th e .gun.;spit“-A, with great:l3ss, to the enemy; the Spaniards,returm.d with six _men only, wounded. " 4 fire of red-hot shot commenced on the 27 th ult. from St..Cataline, continued on the 28th and part of the 29th,,0n the shipping in Cadiz Bay, but without the' -least effed ; vet the illiijOrd, the Admiral's 4114), found itneces!,ary to change her birth, the shot passing beyond her. " On the day of the assembly of.the.Cortes, the San Pedro • de . Alcuntura, • Spanish 64,- arrived train Lima, (which watt justly hailed as a fair omen by the patriots) beating about 3,600,t.00 doliar4, per Actoprit of government,' about _1;500,000 for .the merchants, in specie ; and the Billroaile, 74; Capt. expeEled from Vera Cruz, with 10 millions b specie. .The Spaniards now appear to, have Breit cotitidence in their go‘ : ernineni.., The Prench,:torce iu the, Bay and Seville, is e,iiinafed at 20,000; but we know: they hav e dispatc;:ed toll 8000, tt) join Mas,ena's army.!' . .. Tlt number of the Mc:alb:-s of the Cortes who . had assembled when the last, acc , unts eam.-:. away; ' amounted to .104. We have :been lavourcd u ith a list of the number who had arrived from each ',Lice. •1n04.6 places marker►, by a star-had returned regular .I..):3Ltittesi, Ott, others are represented by S i mpleantes; • until the • Mewbers who way have. .been chosen take their seats :—. • 4 , . .1. - • . Catalonia - - 16*:: Granada -''.. / uallicia I • - - 23* 1 lruros - - i Niurcia • - - 5* 1 Zimora , , - - 1 f Estrernad ll ra' . 9 * 1 s:a.im..nc a - - i Pon witit.o , --. - i Avila. - _ i ~Arragon . - - 1 j Segov i a - - 1 Cadiz ' - - 4 * i Soria _ - * t Asturias ' - ' - • 'i ' Nl;idti4 - 1 • Majorca, • ' :1.. '' '.: • 1* ;• Cordova - - t I'W .k.to .. - fi 1' aline:ra . - , . r Caracca.., - - • - 2 ' l' . ii i iiippilies - 12•ueitca •%. ' •i* Peril - . loro , - - t •Saiitit• Fe - - Navarra - . - 1 ' Cuba . . •' '" Seville • ~, - - I 1 Chili - - Aktva ' - 1 * 1 Iroerls - Ayres laeal • - J. 1 (-;..4sreinala - • - N e ,,,, .y...p .4 jp . - . 7 1,, unto Domingo Biscay - - • - a Valladolid' - - - I I 10 4 Other' Deputies were however daily expeaed. Most'of those from La Mancha were on their . way to thelSle.'of Leon, and thirty were at C a r t ha g e na, , ' waiting for a conveyance by sea to Cadiz. • There • .1 , Were'alsO'Sotne at 4licant. The Decree of the Regency for retaliating on the French their horrid practice of giving no quarter to the Spanish detached corps, has, been acted upon by Francesquati r aqd spine other Commanders; and has had the effect it was intended to prodUce. Soulthas revoked his.atrociouS Orders,. and given notice that the Guerrillas are in future to•be treated as troops of the line fighting under, Spanish colours. 4' 3 2 2 3 2 1 • PEENCI) . /I ND PU"CII P.,I2'ERS. 3 - 017.97 E, .SEPT. follon.ving- note has heart vilih4hed at 'tits; every p2sitele ett dt.a,o,4r e t') CO:11",y the fo I)4ving with all r uss ibi e expeLli:ion .to the 1 . :(y. ot ctie:chatits ' • " By a I.,e.tler of the loth of this month, th e Intend tot-General has cot irnandod In spl t•-(_34leral of th e custunis of the Eini)ire, to inforo4 tit`conitnerciai wolld, that in futur e Otto. wan vt.::st i .l. uill .he, received as . to-ntral hot M. Latt:.;ier therefore give to this :.fre( 4 .l the tie. ci-4•so ry ot cierB to peroph en)ployed in tilt' Customs for the executing the d resolutioo, ordered by - ii sap:l-tor " JEAN MEYER, First Deputy." " ifitcW!, iErr..9.s—The Russian Kiiii:ter has justA)ublishvd, in a very eircnoiminn•al mariner,'the official report on :Ite wiliuiryel'entS which have oc curred in Turkey, nom A u gust 20 to September '. Owing tc the movements at the Tuhks between Nieoppli,and Rudschuck,, General _Kaincnskriy has I been obliged to concentrate tile princi, al cor;:s of :::tilt', which • foinr-d - the' ktny of_ obsei va . ticn, c aninanded.by Inin in person. report of the Gra,iit Vizier's having vela. irct.:d the :iriny of K 4. 27 1 ) At:11:1, with a corps ircin his owl, army, Has been confirmed. si, 4; ige o f lindschurk had not been raised by the.Ru`,sians ; the b.itt fc' of the 7:11, of Ibis inn,: hive given ad,htiolial proof, to the Govern tr of. , ,lftidschu‘.:k that n:i.hopes ofbeing'isticcOnie.,l are It is repoi ted t h at wrong RO-isian cb loinog are att'u,ll;y on their march ag Nicopoili, :Ind that General , iii;amenskoy is returning with his incipal ; farces tow arcls• Schomla, rat hey with the v'iew of prei entiog the Grz3.1141 train ad vancinz towards, the aiiinbt.b,. ahan rttr the Gt:/orriii the.dert-Lhsive p(9sition 14 take, obtain - the-stir - re:n(10- of Gi.airguttwo:,ancLat.R-idschiick, t sieges -4J ‘vhich places an! comasuch(b.ct by 'Generals Ee Szt-is and Langeran.i• ..11 , 1ADiti7),. SEPT. 17:—Tbe Band, Fran 'cesquet,..kA 00 the 4th of this month at Satuitloio, won 4w) men attil t-Wu of. -a?t!!lurv. • A de t achin,:nt of the regiment of Laden, was hi thii (19arier, Received or4eis -niiike• a retrograde inOvercent in order to draw the enemy toward, la-. larubia ; • Franctriti,-k- fell ;into the snare, 4trid when he found opt his,. unprndenc e it was too la:e, , 400 infantry of Nassau and tin cavalry, forced him to tight. The action Listed:but a quati,ter.of an Iwo , . la rliis shin t space. of time the lenemy had 180 men killed pod many moun4!ed, amot.g the latter is Vrancespet. The Iwo cannons ,010 all the rt.rnmu nition fell into our hands; M. tie Ertli;e who corn inanded the' regifi a itut of Nass.tu, deserves E t ta greatest praise. SPORTIII'6 INTELLIGENCE; NEWMARKET SECOND-OCTOBER MEETiNG. . • ' l'11'()N DA y, oe tr, 29, '. . Sweepstakes of tongs. each, T,M. M. Mi." /Prworitt's Alarini on • - - - NU, Vanattrart's If 8 t t tirleigh . - i 1 • . Lord lersey's Nicnola s . - - Mr. I'ayue's iilack Diamond - _ 7 13 S 7 - Gen. G rosveno t ' s g. Malcolm Gimme by Alexander 7 I E . • D. of Grafton's:Whalebone, 85t.,71b. agst,Mr. Vansittart's I' reasurer, Sat. I) .1. zoogs. I.(t G. 11. Cavendish's Eceleston, Sat. 71b. 'agst Mr. Shakespeat's Sprite, Sat. 31b. R..M - zoogs. Mr. Williams': hr. c. by Cheshire Cheese, 4 yrs old, Bst. 91b. agst Major Wheatl e y' s E arl, 3 yrs - old, B st. D. I. wogs. h.• 1. ' Bst M . Acioss a joi Wilsonthe F 'sj lat, p zoogser, Bst. tolb. agst Ld Foley's Spaniard, TUESDAY. . • Fifty Pounds for 2, r olds carrying a Feather, 3:yr old, 7st. Sib. 4-}r olds Bst. 91b. S-yr olds 9st. 31b. 6.yr olds gst. 71b. and aged Est. ► .11a. List s Al. ht 13. C. The winner with. his•engsgements to be sbld fOr 30ogs. if de manded within a quarter of an hour aster the race, the owner ofthe second horse being firs( entitled, Zee. To fle . entcred at the King's Stables, Newmarket, on the day betore running, between Eleven and One o'clock. En trance 3gs. Mr. Shakespear's Tumbler, Bsr. gSlb. agst t.d G.H. Caren_ dish's Holm!, Bst. 481 b. Acros the Flat, zoogs. WE ON SIDA Y. P. of Grafton's Whalebone, 9st. agst Major Wheatley's Sir 11'1m - rine!, Bst. 61b. Across the Hat. ougs. h. it. THURSDAY, Major Wilson's.Ereb'ii, .si'.•i'lo.tigst Mr. Bouverie's Wood daimon, Ssr. . An- I\.i. !cogs. • I.tl Foley's . Spanian.L. Bst. 71b.. agst Mr. Vansittart's liar- . Leigh. ,71t. t ilb. 2.„, 0 ,,;s h . f t. Mr. 'Andrew's Thorn, Sst. 710. agt of Groflon's Whale bow; fist 31b. K. M. togs h. it. Mr. Vansittari's Treasurer, Bst. 71b. agst Mr. Shakespear's Sprite, Bst. 21b, Ab. M. 2oogs. FR IDA y. . • , Mr. Vansittart'sl.lLirleigh, Bst.• 91h. agst Ld Kinnaird's. Dandy bat. T. M. C. zoogs. SATURnAY. Major Wilson's Juniper, kkt. Slb. ags Mr. Bouverie's Wood (lxm9n, ost. 31h. 'cross the Flat, 2ougs h. Such horses a; have not i?efore run at Newmarket must be slievit'ai tle.titne and place of entrance. It was Brigadier-General J. CAIALIN CRUPORD who died la(ely in 'Portugal, and not Liutenant • Genet:ll-CNA:OIIJan: They were not related to each, other ; a n d i t i. an ,extraordinary faa, t.ba , they en , tered into th e army together, and have served to gether ever since. A Gentleman of 'considerable property, ~of the !lain,' of I,Tart, who ht - . 4 retired several years ftonk tnercautik pursUits, cu t hi s t hr oat, early on Satur 7 d mot ring, at Paradise-walk,,near Breutford. He was a widower, and was called to breakfast at the usual hour, when it was discovered that he was gone out. The body of •the unfortunate .man was found in dsutnmer-nouse at the top of his garden.. Early on Friday morning P. Prattburn, Esq. of 21 , Bloomsbury-square, put a period to his existence, by shooting himself with a pistol through the body. He came to town on Tuesday last from his country residence at / Brighton, and when he arrived seemed much agitated in his mi..d, and continued to remain so until Friday morning, when he committed the horrid deed: A surgeon was immediately sent for 'to give him medical assistance, but the spark of life was too extinct to render any whatever. He lan guished .for three hours afterwards, when he died in the greatest agculy. - Fortunately he has left no family.